The CINEGEARS Ghost-Eye 1000M Wireless HDMI/SDI Receiveris a combination receiver and 60° directional antenna that can mount on a light stand and is well suited to receive transmitted videos from Ghost-Eye transmitters, even when moving at high speeds. The panel is compatible with 5G transmission systems, and supports 1920x1080p video at up to 60 fps.

A built-in V-mount battery plate allows you to mount your battery to power the antenna, or you can use a 2-pin LEMO-type cable. The panel features a 3G-SDI (BNC connector) and HDMI Type-A outputs. The 5/8" (Baby-Pin) receiver allows you to mount the antenna, and then adjust its position through an articulation range of 180°. An integrated 0.5" LCD panel displays the current channel assignment.

Extend Working Distance up to 3280'    For 5 GHz Applications    60° Directional Antenna    V-Mount Battery Plate    Articulating Baby-Pin Receiver

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is this compatible with Sony batteries?

A: The transmitter uses Sony L-series batteries and the receiver uses V-mount batteries.

Q: 2. Why would I want to buy a 200M or a 150M or any other version of the Cinegears transmitters over this one given the price point of those and this one?In other words... I'm trying to figure out why it's so inexpensive compared to similar models in the past or lesser-performing current models.

A: From the research I've done, it would seem the main difference is signal resiliency. The 600MP model receiver has no external antennae and though it has a range of 600m like it's Ghost-Eye 600M sibling, it is more susceptible to drop-out when you lose line of sight. Because the 600M has those external antennae connectors, this means it also allows connecting the large panel antenna to extend range even further. Take that info and apply it to the 200M - yes, it is only 200 meter range, but it seems the signal is more resilient to objects that would block or interfere. That might mean that in an interior situation the 200M could possibly outperform the 600MP but in an open environment with clear line-of-sight, the 600MP would operate at a range far beyond the 200m limitations of the Ghost-Eye 200M. This is all based on what I could gather on-line so hopefully the manufacturer will chime in and confirm or dispute...

Q: 3. 110/5000 DO I ALSO NEED SOME ACCESSORIES, AN AC POWER TO CONNECT THE RECEIVER INTO ENERGY, WHAT WOULD THE PRODUCT BE?

A: B&H # CI6221 is the AC Adapter which you could use with either the receiver or transmitter. Also the Receiver and Transmitter both have Sony NP-F Style Battery Plates. B&H # DRBK2NPF6600 is a great kit with 2 NP-F batteries and a charger. AC Adapter - https://bhpho.to/2UbUAHh Battery Kit - https://bhpho.to/2BxztSz

Q: 4. How does the transmitter mount to a camera? We own the Ghost-Eye 600M and it has a 1/4"/20 screw terminals, this has none shown.

A: The most common way the CINEGEARS Ghost-Eye Wireless HDMI & SDI Video Transmitter 1000 and other wireless TX is mounted to a camera is on a cage for the camera and with an articulating arm.

Q: 5. does this work with 1080i 60 resolutions format for Blackmaagic Atem switcher?

A: This system supports up to 1080p at 60fps, which means it should support 1080i at 60fps as well.

Q: 6. Why this model is more costier than the cine gear goest eye 600 mp having more tranmitter range of 600 m vs 200 m, what is the difference between this kit and the goest eye 600mp? Can these be used on the black magic Ursa mini pro camera? What type of monitor to be used?, regards Ashok

A: The 600 is older Technology.

Q: 7. can the hdmi and sdi outputs of the receiver be used simultaneously?

A: Yes, both outputs from the receiver of the CINEGEARS Ghost-Eye 200M Encrypted Wireless HDMI & SDI Video Transmitter can be used at the same time.

Q: 8. Latency?

A: The CINEGEARS Ghost-Eye Wireless HDMI/SDI Video Transmission Kit 200M has near zero latency.

Q: 9. How loud is the Transmitter? Can you hear the fan?

A: There are no reports of excessive noise caused by the CINEGEARS Ghost-Eye Wireless HDMI/SDI Video Transmission Kit 200M.

Q: 10. Do you need the encrypted version in order to be sending timecode?

A: Yes, the encrypted version is required for sending timecode.